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TACO! Creative Playscapes: An exhibition by The Hundred Club

by David WaterworthExhibition, Project Space April 28, 2026June 4, 2026No Comments

Creative Playscapes is the celebration of a collaborative research project developed by The Hundred Club, TACO!, and Walter Stabb and Hadi Bastani from the University of Greenwich. This research asks – how can creative work that centres children and families as artistic producers, filmmakers, designers and authors of knowledge help to shape the future of our built environment and make …

DYSPLA: Neurodivergent Aesthetics

by David WaterworthExhibition, Stephen Lawrence Gallery February 18, 2026May 20, 2026No Comments

With the exhibition Neurodivergent Aesthetics, DYSPLA aims to showcase the intersectionality of contemporary art and disability aesthetics. DYSPLA CIC is a London based award-winning neurodivergent-led arts organisation and the winner of the Saatchi Gallery Digital Artist of the Future Prize 2025, is known for their pioneering digital art narratives, and for expanding the conversation around disability aesthetics …

Section 28 and Its Afterlife

by David WaterworthExhibition, Heritage Gallery February 18, 2026April 2, 2026No Comments

Section 28, a piece of homophobic legislation in force in England and Wales between 1988 and 2003, sought to silence the voices of LGBTQ+ people. Drawing upon oral histories, this exhibition will explore the history and legacies Section 28 from the perspectives of those most affected by this pernicious piece of legislation. At a time …

Generative Analogue

by David WaterworthExhibition, Project Space February 18, 2026April 22, 2026No Comments

Generative Analogue Network is a practice-based research project that uses visual methods to explore the hidden processes that underpin machine vision and AI image generation systems. It demystifies the opaque technical procedures of machine-learning models by translating them into intuitable material forms, enabling a critical exploration of algorithmic perception and creativity. The research process departs from the idea, proposed by Adrian MacKenzie and Anna Munster, that algorithmic perception is “diagrammatic” – that computational systems …